Netanyahu's Bloc Falls Short of Governing Majority but Keeps a Path to Power

Netanyahu's coalition lost seats in the latest Israeli election and failed to reach the 61 seats needed to govern on its own. Rival Eisenkot's camp also faces difficulties forming a government, since it lacks a viable route to power without backing from Arab parties. As a result, neither side can easily assemble a majority, leaving Netanyahu with ways to remain influential. The outcome underscores how the political balance hinges on coalition arithmetic rather than a clear mandate. Further negotiations will determine who ultimately wields power in Israel.
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